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Manning Days

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Intro
G C G D

[Verso 1]
G                           C
I pulled the car by the Westbrook Mall,
            G                   D
But theres nothing left of the jock hall.
G                           C
Just an empty lot where the stories grew,
      G                          D
And a chain-link fence where the wind blows through.
G                          C
No McDonalds run when the bell would ring,
        G                 D
Now the silence there says everything.
G                              C
The bricks are gone, hauled away in a gear,
      G                      D
But I can still see us all standing right here.

[Verso 2]
G                        C
Remember the courtyard, tucked out of sight?
    G                          D
The ghosts of the smoke in the morning light.
G                             C
The rebels, the dreamers, the kids in the hall,
            G                          D
Now theres nothing but grass where we had it all.
    G                     C
And Jock Halls a memory, leveled and flat,
G                        D
Funny how a lifetime can change just like that.
G                       C
The gym lights have all gone dark,
      G                               D
But I can still feel the heat of that Em Fest spark.

[Refrão]
G                 C
Oh, Manning, they tore it down,
           G                     D
But youre still the heart of this old town.
         G                      C
From the ghosts of Jock Hall to the Em Fest lights,
    G                   D
The laughter and the humid autumn nights.
G                        C
Whatever happened to the girls and the boys?
G                        D
Did we find the peace or just more noise?
G                            C
Looking back now through the golden haze,
         G       D           G
At those Manning high school days.

[Verso 3]
G                     C
Now Em Fest is just a dance in my mind,
         G                D
And were all acting a brand new age.
G                          C
I wonder if the quarterbacks still in town,
          G               D
Or if the prom queen ever wears her crown.
G                       C
Does it matter that the walls are gone to dust?
         G                      D
When the people we were are still inside of us?
G                      C
I took a walk past the 7-11,
        G                      D
Where a blue raspberry slurpee felt like heaven.
G                             C
The malls still watching the empty space,
          G                 D
Like its looking for a familiar face.
G                              C
We didn't know then it was the "good old days,"
   G                            D
Before the halls vanished in a wrecking-ball haze.

Outro
Em                              C
Yeah, the dirt is bare where we used to shine,
G                    D
Miles away from that Westbrook line.
Em                        C
No lockers to lean on, no morning bell
    G           D            G
But Manning, we remember you well.
G                         C
Yeah, we remember it all. Even after the fall.

G C G D

Intro G C G D [Verso 1] G C I pulled the car by the Westbrook Mall, G D But theres nothing left of the jock hall. G C Just an empty lot where the stories grew, G D And a chain-link fence where the wind blows through. G C No McDonalds run when the bell would ring, G D Now the silence there says everything. G C The bricks are gone, hauled away in a gear, G D But I can still see us all standing right here. [Verso 2] G C Remember the courtyard, tucked out of sight? G D The ghosts of the smoke in the morning light. G C The rebels, the dreamers, the kids in the hall, G D Now theres nothing but grass where we had it all. G C And Jock Halls a memory, leveled and flat, G D Funny how a lifetime can change just like that. G C The gym lights have all gone dark, G D But I can still feel the heat of that Em Fest spark. [Refrão] G C Oh, Manning, they tore it down, G D But youre still the heart of this old town. G C From the ghosts of Jock Hall to the Em Fest lights, G D The laughter and the humid autumn nights. G C Whatever happened to the girls and the boys? G D Did we find the peace or just more noise? G C Looking back now through the golden haze, G D G At those Manning high school days. [Verso 3] G C Now Em Fest is just a dance in my mind, G D And were all acting a brand new age. G C I wonder if the quarterbacks still in town, G D Or if the prom queen ever wears her crown. G C Does it matter that the walls are gone to dust? G D When the people we were are still inside of us? G C I took a walk past the 7-11, G D Where a blue raspberry slurpee felt like heaven. G C The malls still watching the empty space, G D Like its looking for a familiar face. G C We didn't know then it was the "good old days," G D Before the halls vanished in a wrecking-ball haze. [Refrão] G C Oh, Manning, they tore it down, G D But youre still the heart of this old town. G C From the ghosts of Jock Hall to the Em Fest lights, G D The laughter and the humid autumn nights. G C Whatever happened to the girls and the boys? G D Did we find the peace or just more noise? G C Looking back now through the golden haze, G D G At those Manning high school days. Outro Em C Yeah, the dirt is bare where we used to shine, G D Miles away from that Westbrook line. Em C No lockers to lean on, no morning bell G D G But Manning, we remember you well. G C Yeah, we remember it all. Even after the fall.